On Wednesday August 28, 25 Santa Monica Rotarians and guests descended upon the Red Cross of Santa Monica for a Games And Rotary Party
(GARP). Along with some fine Italian fare and bounteous beverages, the participants enjoyed lively conversation, good fellowship, and intense
(?) competition. It was enough to keep Schiller Colberg awake. The gaming included a rousing game of Trivial Pursuit with even the
non-players offering answers to pie questions. Reverend Keith Magee led a large group of novices through the intricacies of Huggermugger. There
were even two tables of bridge, where Dr. Dick Rice learned to count to 52, and president
Bill Crookston learned the joys of being Dummy. New Red Cross Director Tom Miskimen offered his hospitality, supplied a
welcoming cake, and cleaned up after the disaster left behind.
It was a fine evening.
One final note - thank you Chair Harris Levey!
| Our roving Camera Man - Hal Quigley took pictures of the event. From the looks on every ones face I missed a fun party. | |
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Shown starting left: Chairman Harris Levey, Tom Loo, Barry Bouley, Harmon Sieff, and Past President Hal Quigley. Harris asks the guys if They want to play Taboo. The immediate response to Harris' question is "We will give you some Taboo! |
| Shown starting left: Past President Schill Colberg, Chris Lawson, Tom Miskimen , Keith and Iris Magee, and Barbara Hopper. We are not sure, but we suspect Barbara was caught cheating at Chinese Checkers. |  |
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Starting left Lucelle and Jim Cayton, Ruth and Past President Dick Rice. "Bridge anyone?" |